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The stories behind the objects, creative processes, and people helping Lithuanian heritage find a place in today’s homes.

Let’s start from the beginning

The story of how Pas Babą Radau began, Lithuanian interior pieces, and the mission to give their histories a place in today’s homes.

Workshops with Rimantas Kaukėnas Support Group

In partnership with the Rimantas Kaukėnas Support Group, we ran a special workshop at Vilnius Santaros Clinics designed for children and their parents: “Draw and Make Your Own Lampshade”. Children’s drawings, with help from parents, became one-of-a-kind light pieces—and most importantly, shared creative time and memories.

Makalius Lietuva × Pas Babą Radau

Partnering with Makalius, Pas Babą Radau lampshade workshops became accessible to a wider audience. Participants are invited to discover authentic Lithuanian textiles and craft a unique interior piece with their own hands.

Partner: Makalius
Project: Creative lampshade workshops
From: 2026

How to recognize a valuable Lithuanian bedspread?

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Pas Babą Radau is growing, and with it, stories about what we do. We’re glad you notice, write, and share what we create.

Ieva Žulė’s discoveries: vintage items become treasures of memory

While some scour flea markets for rare finds from distant lands, Ieva Žulė looks for what was made here—in Lithuania. Her love of old household items inspired the Vilnius resident to launch Pas Babą Radau and rediscover our grandparents’ legacy: woven tablecloths, clay pots, wooden furniture, and other everyday objects that hold not only beauty but family histories.

Ieva Žulė revives old Lithuanian textiles: I could never bring myself to throw them away

On Saturday morning, viewers of Lietuvos Rytas TV’s show “Clean Cities” will be invited to look at sustainability from different perspectives—from reviving vintage textiles to responsible waste sorting and modern sustainable building solutions. 2026

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Pas Babą Radau is growing, and with it, stories about what we do. We’re glad you notice, write, and share what we create.

How did Vytaras Radzevičius get on making his own lampshade?

TV3 show “Vytaras’s Farm”, 2026

Vilnius woman reviving authentic objects: it breaks my heart when people get rid of old things

Vilnius resident Ieva Žulė collects old, authentic Lithuanian pieces and tastefully adapts them to modern interiors. And she asks—why buy a new mass-produced item when, by looking around farmsteads and attics, we can find real treasures? About finds, treasures, and memory—a “Good Morning, Lithuania” report.
LRT “Good Morning Lithuania”, 2025

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Pas Babą Radau is growing, and with it, stories about what we do. We’re glad you notice, write, and share what we create.

Vilnius woman unearths impressive treasures in ancestors’ cupboards: many crave such finds

Vilnius resident Ieva Žulė (33) has been surrounded by folk art since childhood, but she only discovered her love for Lithuanian folk crafts after becoming a mother. The mother of two boys now not only enjoys motherhood but also dedicates her free time to searching for authentic items—and her finds are coveted by many Lithuanians.

Lrytas.lt, 2024

Ieva, who grew up among folk art, now restores vintage items: I didn’t realize straight away that it was valuable

In Vilnius resident Ieva Žulė’s home, objects that were unwanted and seemingly worthless for many years have found new voice. Ieva inspires others to discover the past too. She invites like-minded people to creative workshops where old textiles become lampshades radiating warmth.

LRT PLIUS “Live as Clean as Possible”, 2025

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